Ghana’s tuna industry earns MSC certification, boosting sustainable fishing credentials and strengthening its position in the global seafood market.
Nine public officers arrested after Customs intercepts 146.9 million tablets of undeclared Tramadol at Tema Port in major anti-smuggling operation.
Ghana evacuates embassy staff from Iran as tensions escalate between the United States, Israel, and Iran, Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa confirms.
Seventy-one Ghanaian fishermen have been rescued following a violent attack on fishing vessels off the coast of Senya Breku, prompting a joint Navy and Air Force operation.
Atlas Commodities rejects allegations that COCOBOD Deputy CEO Ato Boateng is using his position to advance the company’s interests as political tensions escalate over transparency concerns.
The Gbese District Court has remanded Frederick “Abu Trica” Kumi into custody as extradition proceedings to the United States over an alleged $8 million romance scam continue.
A key prosecution witness failed to show up in court, prompting an adjournment in the high-profile Accra Sky Train corruption trial.
Government confirms payment of long-standing gratuity arrears owed to retired Ghana Armed Forces personnel after years of delays.
Ghana and Burkina Faso adopt coordinated strategy to counter terrorism and cross-border crime.
CLOGSAG says it will begin a nationwide strike on March 9 if government fails to implement a long-promised unique salary structure, warning the delay could disrupt public administration across ministries, departments and local assemblies.
Ghana’s cocoa regulator COCOBOD says it will audit its workforce to confirm whether its permanent staff strength exceeds 10,000 and to assess job roles, as the institution tightens spending amid liquidity challenges in the cocoa sector.
Tomato traders and importers in Accra are warning of shortages and higher prices after insecurity in Burkina Faso disrupted key supply routes, urging government to invest in irrigation and expand dry-season production to reduce dependence on imports.